Considered one of the great promises of Cruzeiro's youth academy, forward Tevis is already attracting the attention of international clubs. Promoted to the main team in the second half of this year, the player has been observed by clubs from major football leagues. According to Itatiaia, teams from Portugal, Spain, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom, and Greece have sought information about Tevis in recent months. However, sources linked to Cruzeiro's youth categories have reported that there is still no official proposal for Tevis.
Tevis was promoted to Cruzeiro's main team at the end of August this year, along with other "Toca's cubs", such as forward Kaiki Kenji, right-back Dorival, and midfielder Jhosefer. Despite the promotion, whenever necessary, Tevis is still available for the Cruzeiro U-20 team. Tevis made his debut for Cruzeiro's main team in the 1-0 loss to Fluminense on October 3rd, at Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro, for the 29th round of the Brazilian Championship. According to SofaScore data, Tevis had six ball actions, with three successful passes out of four attempts, one unsuccessful dribble, two ground duels lost, and three possessions lost, earning him a rating of 6.3.
The young forward has been with Cruzeiro since 2023 when he joined the U-17 team after a stint at Retrô. He is under contract with Raposa until the end of 2026.



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